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Old 11-10-2015, 01:39 AM
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Do your existing tables have merged cells? If so, the .Uniform test will cause them to be skipped. That's exactly what one would expect from what I said in my previous reply:
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Note: The .Uniform property tests for merged cells - horizontal and vertical - as well as cells of varying widths in a column. It returns False if any of those conditions exists
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